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pebxcvi
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PSHomeCacheDepot

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ pretty_name: Playstation®Home Cache Depot
 # ✧ Playstation®Home Cache Depot ✧
-## ✧ Repo Overview ✧
 This repository is an archive of assets pertaining to **Playstation®Home**.
@@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ Playstation®Home had a lot of in-game content with a very unique loading system
 Caches are needed to restore Playstation®Home to its fullest. When new content is found, it can be added to the online public servers and thus be restored. A game can't function without it's assets. Playstation®Home was seperated into four regions and each region had it's own unique content and limited-time events. A large percentage of the content is still missing, most notably that from the Japanese region. This is why it is strongly encouraged for everyone to dust off their PS3 and **check for the Playstation®Home icon**. It is located under the **Playstation Network tab and resembles that of a house**.
-If you happen to spot the Playstation®Home icon on your PS3, press the **Triangle button** on the icon to view its information. You should see an **install date ( between 2008 and 2015 ) and a size ( from 3GB to 12GB )**. If the icon meets these criteria, please consider donating the data to one of the projects mentioned above by following the cache extraction guide below. If you cannot press Triangle on the icon, there is no data behind it. Similarly, if the install date is later than April 1st 2015, or the size is under 100MB, it indicates that Playstation®Home was either installed after its shutdown or was never logged into.
 ### ✧ Icons ✧
@@ -173,7 +173,7 @@ The jailbreak should take 10 minutes tops and the data extraction should take 30
 After the PS3 has extracted the data onto your USB stick, insert it into your computer, transfer the data, then **zip the two folders and upload the resulting file to a cloud service** of your choice (e.g., Google Drive, Mega, etc.). Then, **join one of the Discord servers** linked above and post the link in the appropriate channel. Upon request, a comprehensive analysis of the cache—detailing its contents and any new files discovered—is available.
-⚠️ **Important Notice :** Most Playstation®Home caches are safe to share, but some may contain a file called **`DATALOG.DAT`**, which can include the original player’s IP address and Playstation Network ID. If you'd like to remove this file before zipping the folders, you’re welcome to do so. We also remove it before publicly archiving any cache. You can typically find it in a directory such as **`/NPIA00005/USRDIR/`**.
 ### ✧ Extraction Guide ✧
@@ -193,11 +193,11 @@ With **HEN enabled**, do the following :
     - After installation, an icon titled **`multiMAN MOD`** ( looks like a bomb with glasses ) will appear on the **`Game`** tab. Launch it. You will be prompted with a four-page binding agreement. To proceed with using the application, you must select 'Yes' on each of the four pages.
-    - Once accepted, you will enter an interface resembling the PS3 XMB. Navigate all the way to the left to the **`mmCM`** tab, where you will find the option **`File Manager / mmOS`**. Press **`[CROSS]`** to open it.
 3. Extract the Cache with multiMAN MOD's File Explorer
-    - The **`File Manager / mmOS`** resmembles a typical OS desktop. Use the right analog stick to move the cursor, and double-tap **`[CROSS]`** to launch applications and open folders. Knowing this, launch the main file explorer titled **`PS3™ Root`**.
     - Once opened, navigate to the **`/dev_hdd0/game/`** directory. This is where the Playstation®Home cache was stored. Look for one of the following folder pairs:
@@ -207,11 +207,11 @@ With **HEN enabled**, do the following :
     - Copy both cache folders ( from any pair you see ) to the connected **`FAT32 USB stick`**. To do this:
-      - Hover over one of the folders, press **`[CIRCLE]`**, then press **`[CROSS]`** on **`Copy`**.
-      - Navigate back to the root directory using **`[LEFT-DPAD]`** / **`[RIGHT-DPAD]`**.
-      - Enter the **`dev_usb000`** folder, press **`[CIRCLE]`**, then press **`[CROSS]`** on **`Paste`**.
 ### ✧ Public Archive ✧
@@ -234,30 +234,29 @@ Use the **`PS3UPDAT.PUP`** in the PS3 folder to update your PS3 onto **`HFW`** f
 2. Insert the USB Stick into the **`rightmost USB port`** on the PS3.
 3. Go to the **`Settings`** tab on the PS3 XMB.
 4. Select **`System Update`**.
-5. Choose **`Update via Storage Media`**.
-    - If you do not see this option, reboot your PS3 into **`Safe Mode`** and perform the update from there.
-6. Run the update.
 ### ✧ Setting up the Browser ✧
 After updating your PS3 to **`HFW 4.92`**, connect your PS3 to the internet (but **don't sign in**). Follow these steps:
 1. Open the browser on your PS3.
-2. Press **`[TRIANGLE]`** and do the following:
    - Tools → Cookies → Allow
    - Tools → JavaScript → On
    - Tools → Confirm Browser Close → Off
    - Tools → Home Page → Blank
    - Tools → Delete Cookies → Yes
    - Tools → Delete Cache → Yes
-3. Press **`[START]`** to bring up the Address Bar.
-4. Type in **[`http://ps3xploit.me`](http://ps3xploit.me)** then press **`[START]`** again. This will take you to the ps3xploit website.
 ### ✧ Installing HEN 3.4.0 ✧
 1. On the top left of the ps3xploit page, go to **`PS3HEN → HEN Installer/Enabler`**. This opens the HEN Installer page at
    **`http://ps3xploit.me/hen/installer/index.html`**
-2. Assign the HEN Installer page as your homepage. Press **`[TRIANGLE]`**, then go to
    **`Tools → Home Page → Use Current → OK`**.  Exit and reopen the browser.
 3. When you reopen the browser, it will download the **`PS3HEN.p3t`** payload.
 4. Once downloaded, click **`Initialize HEN installer`**. *( It may fail the first time. If so, exit browser and try again. )*

 # ✧ Playstation®Home Cache Depot ✧
+## ✧ Repository Overview ✧
 This repository is an archive of assets pertaining to **Playstation®Home**.
 Caches are needed to restore Playstation®Home to its fullest. When new content is found, it can be added to the online public servers and thus be restored. A game can't function without it's assets. Playstation®Home was seperated into four regions and each region had it's own unique content and limited-time events. A large percentage of the content is still missing, most notably that from the Japanese region. This is why it is strongly encouraged for everyone to dust off their PS3 and **check for the Playstation®Home icon**. It is located under the **Playstation Network tab and resembles that of a house**.
+If you happen to spot the Playstation®Home icon on your PS3, press <img src="https://huggingface.co/datasets/pebxcvi/PSHomeCacheDepot/resolve/main/DEV/Icons-Symbols/TRIANGLE.png" alt="TRIANGLE.png" width="27"> on the icon to view its information. You should see an **install date ( between 2008 and 2015 ) and a size ( from 3GB to 12GB )**. If the icon meets these criteria, please consider donating the data to one of the projects mentioned above by following the cache extraction guide below. If you cannot press <img src="https://huggingface.co/datasets/pebxcvi/PSHomeCacheDepot/resolve/main/DEV/Icons-Symbols/TRIANGLE.png" alt="TRIANGLE.png" width="27"> on the icon, there is no data behind it. Similarly, if the install date is later than April 1st 2015, or the size is under 100MB, it indicates that Playstation®Home was either installed after its shutdown or was never logged into.
 ### ✧ Icons ✧
 After the PS3 has extracted the data onto your USB stick, insert it into your computer, transfer the data, then **zip the two folders and upload the resulting file to a cloud service** of your choice (e.g., Google Drive, Mega, etc.). Then, **join one of the Discord servers** linked above and post the link in the appropriate channel. Upon request, a comprehensive analysis of the cache—detailing its contents and any new files discovered—is available.
+<img src="https://huggingface.co/datasets/pebxcvi/PSHomeCacheDepot/resolve/main/DEV/Icons-Misc/ALERTACTION.png" alt="ALERTACTION.png" width="27"> **Important Notice :** Most Playstation®Home caches are safe to share, but some may contain a file called **`DATALOG.DAT`**, which can include the original player’s IP address and Playstation Network ID. If you'd like to remove this file before zipping the folders, you’re welcome to do so. We also remove it before publicly archiving any cache. You can typically find it in a directory such as **`/NPIA00005/USRDIR/`**.
 ### ✧ Extraction Guide ✧
     - After installation, an icon titled **`multiMAN MOD`** ( looks like a bomb with glasses ) will appear on the **`Game`** tab. Launch it. You will be prompted with a four-page binding agreement. To proceed with using the application, you must select 'Yes' on each of the four pages.
+    - Once accepted, you will enter an interface resembling the PS3 XMB. Navigate all the way to the left to the **`mmCM`** tab, where you will find the option **`File Manager / mmOS`**. Press <img src="https://huggingface.co/datasets/pebxcvi/PSHomeCacheDepot/resolve/main/DEV/Icons-Symbols/CROSS.png" alt="CROSS.png" width="27"> to open it.
 3. Extract the Cache with multiMAN MOD's File Explorer
+    - The **`File Manager / mmOS`** resmembles a typical OS desktop. Use <img src="https://huggingface.co/datasets/pebxcvi/PSHomeCacheDepot/resolve/main/DEV/Icons-Symbols/RIGHTSTICK.png" alt="RIGHTSTICK.png" width="27"> to move the cursor, and double-tap <img src="https://huggingface.co/datasets/pebxcvi/PSHomeCacheDepot/resolve/main/DEV/Icons-Symbols/CROSS.png" alt="CROSS.png" width="27"> to launch applications and open folders. Knowing this, launch the main file explorer titled **`PS3™ Root`**.
     - Once opened, navigate to the **`/dev_hdd0/game/`** directory. This is where the Playstation®Home cache was stored. Look for one of the following folder pairs:
     - Copy both cache folders ( from any pair you see ) to the connected **`FAT32 USB stick`**. To do this:
+      - Hover over one of the folders, press <img src="https://huggingface.co/datasets/pebxcvi/PSHomeCacheDepot/resolve/main/DEV/Icons-Symbols/CIRCLE.png" alt="CIRCLE.png" width="27">, then press <img src="https://huggingface.co/datasets/pebxcvi/PSHomeCacheDepot/resolve/main/DEV/Icons-Symbols/CROSS.png" alt="CROSS.png" width="27"> on **`Copy`**.
+      - Navigate back to the root directory using <img src="https://huggingface.co/datasets/pebxcvi/PSHomeCacheDepot/resolve/main/DEV/Icons-Symbols/DPADLEFTRIGHT.png" alt="DPADLEFTRIGHT.png" width="27"> .
+      - Enter the **`dev_usb000`** folder, press <img src="https://huggingface.co/datasets/pebxcvi/PSHomeCacheDepot/resolve/main/DEV/Icons-Symbols/CIRCLE.png" alt="CIRCLE.png" width="27">, then press <img src="https://huggingface.co/datasets/pebxcvi/PSHomeCacheDepot/resolve/main/DEV/Icons-Symbols/CROSS.png" alt="CROSS.png" width="27"> on **`Paste`**.
 ### ✧ Public Archive ✧
 2. Insert the USB Stick into the **`rightmost USB port`** on the PS3.
 3. Go to the **`Settings`** tab on the PS3 XMB.
 4. Select **`System Update`**.
+5. Choose **`Update via Storage Media`** then run the update.
+    - <img src="https://huggingface.co/datasets/pebxcvi/PSHomeCacheDepot/resolve/main/DEV/Icons-Misc/ALERTACTION.png" alt="ALERTACTION.png" width="27"> If you do not see this option, reboot your PS3 into **`Safe Mode`** and perform the update from there.
 ### ✧ Setting up the Browser ✧
 After updating your PS3 to **`HFW 4.92`**, connect your PS3 to the internet (but **don't sign in**). Follow these steps:
 1. Open the browser on your PS3.
+2. Press <img src="https://huggingface.co/datasets/pebxcvi/PSHomeCacheDepot/resolve/main/DEV/Icons-Symbols/TRIANGLE.png" alt="TRIANGLE.png" width="27"> and do the following:
    - Tools → Cookies → Allow
    - Tools → JavaScript → On
    - Tools → Confirm Browser Close → Off
    - Tools → Home Page → Blank
    - Tools → Delete Cookies → Yes
    - Tools → Delete Cache → Yes
+3. Press <img src="https://huggingface.co/datasets/pebxcvi/PSHomeCacheDepot/resolve/main/DEV/Icons-Symbols/START.png" alt="START.png" width="27"> to bring up the Address Bar.
+4. Type in **[`http://ps3xploit.me`](http://ps3xploit.me)** then press <img src="https://huggingface.co/datasets/pebxcvi/PSHomeCacheDepot/resolve/main/DEV/Icons-Symbols/START.png" alt="START.png" width="27"> again. This will take you to the ps3xploit website.
 ### ✧ Installing HEN 3.4.0 ✧
 1. On the top left of the ps3xploit page, go to **`PS3HEN → HEN Installer/Enabler`**. This opens the HEN Installer page at
    **`http://ps3xploit.me/hen/installer/index.html`**
+2. Assign the HEN Installer page as your homepage. Press <img src="https://huggingface.co/datasets/pebxcvi/PSHomeCacheDepot/resolve/main/DEV/Icons-Symbols/TRIANGLE.png" alt="TRIANGLE.png" width="27">, then go to
    **`Tools → Home Page → Use Current → OK`**.  Exit and reopen the browser.
 3. When you reopen the browser, it will download the **`PS3HEN.p3t`** payload.
 4. Once downloaded, click **`Initialize HEN installer`**. *( It may fail the first time. If so, exit browser and try again. )*